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Lead product and process engineering for electronics manufacturing, including DFM, new product introduction, PFMEA, control plans, work instructions, and assembly cell design. Improve quality, yield, cost, and delivery through lean methods, data analysis, tooling and process changes, root-cause corrective actions, and collaboration with customers and cross-functional teams.

Job details

Summary Responsible for all aspects of product and process engineering in a state of the art electronics manufacturing facility. Perform DFM and new product introduction for PCBAs and electronic system assemblies. Develop PFMEA and quality plans for product assembly. Define manufacturing processes and assembly cells to ensure cost, quality, and delivery goals. Participate in CI initiatives and programs. Essential Duties And Responsibilities Facilitate the introduction of newly acquired customer programs. Perform DFM analysis and recommend design changes to improve manufacturability, and quality, and reduce product cost. Perform PFMEA, and develop control plans to ensure high product quality. Develop manufacturing processes, and work instructions to be used in the manufacture of the product. Train operations on product performance and manufacturing processes. Work directly with outside vendors to develop tooling and tooling strategies for current and new-products. Work to industry best-practices to evaluate tooling for A/R ratios, layouts, clearances and operator ergonomics. Attend daily stand-up meetings to discuss ongoing manufacturing challenges, taking actions to follow-up with process changes, making changes to existing routes and process documentation as required. Work directly with cross-functional team to support quality challenges and process improvements as required. Work directly with assigned customer-contacts to clearly communicate engineering challenges and design-related manufacturing concerns. Communicate these challenges and concerns with manager and Program-Management Team. Participate in total quality and continuous improvement (CI) activities. Analyze process and test yield data to identify opportunities for improvement. Modify fixtures, tooling and processes in order to improve yield. Participate in plant Kaizen events. Perform 5 why / 8D root cause corrective actions as required. Design work cells for system level assemblies that support the takt time of the program. Utilize Lean manufacturing philosophies and tools to continually improve the performance of the work cell. Perform labor studies and work cell capacity analysis for the attainment of required production volumes. Perform mechanical operations and demonstrate proficiency in the use of hand-tools, torque-drivers, drills, files, and small hand-held power tools. Evaluate and recommend new processing techniques and equipment. Assist in the review and comparison of new process equipment acquisition. Review quality and product data to ensure conformance to specifications Qualifications Bachelor of Science in an Engineering or Manufacturing-Focused discipline. 3+ years engineering experience in a manufacturing environment Knowledge of PCBA assembly technologies including SMT automation, wave soldering, and mechanical assembly. Proficient in articulating both orally and written in all communications. Knowledge and demonstrated use of lean manufacturing methods. Knowledge and demonstrated experience in total quality management. Experience working with customers on new production introduction and technical problem resolution. Experience with ISO compliant quality systems and procedures. Must be a motivated self- starter working in a dynamic team based work environment. The annual salary for this role is expected to be between $80,000 and $115,000 depending on a combination of factors, including the candidate’s experience, education, and industry knowledge.

What you’ll do

Lead product and process engineering for electronics manufacturing, including DFM, new product introduction, PFMEA, control plans, work instructions, and assembly cell design. Improve quality, yield, cost, and delivery through lean methods, data analysis, tooling and process changes, root-cause corrective actions, and collaboration with customers and cross-functional teams.

Requirements

Requires a bachelor's degree in an engineering or manufacturing-focused discipline and at least three years of engineering experience in a manufacturing environment. Candidates should have PCBA assembly knowledge, demonstrated lean and total quality experience, customer-facing new product introduction and problem-solving experience, and familiarity with ISO-compliant quality systems.

Listed skills

• Continuous Improvement · Preferred
• Root Cause Analysis · Preferred
• Lean Manufacturing · Preferred

Other relevant skills

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• Design For Manufacturability
• New Product Introduction
• PFMEA
• Control Plans
• PCB Assembly
• SMT Automation
• Wave Soldering
• Lean Manufacturing
• Continuous Improvement
• Root Cause Analysis
• Corrective Actions
• Work Cell Design
• Capacity Analysis
• Tooling Development
• Quality Management
• Customer Communication

Job areas

• Manufacturing
• Engineering
• Management & Leadership